Ponoko - All items tagged with house

Igor Laboratory Lamp

Whystler — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 00:27:37 GMT

A special gift from your favourite lurching, mishapen, but warm hearted assistant! Igor Lamp embodies the soul of invention and its satisying glow will light the way to many a breakthrough in your lab. Using its dimmer switch, you set the mood for low-lit contemplative research or bright, window-blazing illumination. This item comes to you in two shipments. Bamboo pieces arrive diectly from Ponoko. Sockets, bulbs, knob, and instructions arrive separately from vendor. Some easy assembly is required (ie. removing laser backing and slotting together the bamboo box) All electrical parts come assembled and wired properly. Then, all you need to do is insert the electrical assembly into the box and snap on the knob as per instructions.

Tissue Box

Traderhut — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 00:12:02 GMT

Tissue box holder. Slips over a standard box of tissues - the roughly square boxes. Looks wonderful on your desk or home.

Tissue Box

Traderhut — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 00:10:35 GMT

Tissue box holder. Slips over a standard box of tissues - the roughly square boxes. Looks wonderful on your desk or home.

squaresquare® | Robie House

squaresquare — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 14:22:36 GMT

IN PROGRESS. An advanced building exercise with squaresquare®. This is the famous Chicago suburbs house by Frank Lloyd Wright. Our current focus(s) are on improving connections, studying material interactions, children user groups. 76 unique pieces / 445 total pieces so far... All rights reserved.

Flat-pack dollhouse

MakeAnything — Sat, 23 Feb 2013 14:36:56 GMT

This is the structure for the pop-up paper house (sold separately at www.makepopupcards.com). This structure is made of four interlocking pieces of bamboo sheets which form the walls and second floor, then four small pieces (to be glued to the pop-up cards) which make up the ground floor. Once assembled the structure measures a little over 10 square inches. No screws or any other materials are necessary for assembly. The pieces can be pulled apart for flat storage. ONLY THE FIRST TWO PICTURES SHOW THE HOUSE YOU ARE ORDERING HERE. The other pictures show the house when it is completed with the paper pop-up cards which need to be ordered separately. They also show the rooms mounted on a foam core structure, not the beautiful bamboo on sale here.

Ponoko Trial 1

RKNjQiU1 — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 09:21:41 GMT

This is a first trial house

Cardboard structure for Pop-up Paper House

MakeAnything — Sun, 17 Mar 2013 02:09:03 GMT

This is the structure for the pop-up paper house (sold separately at www.makepopupcards.com). This structure is made of four interlocking pieces of extra thick sheets of corrugated cardboard which form the walls and second floor, then four small pieces (to be glued to the pop-up cards) which make up the ground floor. Once assembled the structure measures approximately 10.25 square inches. No screws or any other hardware are necessary for assembly. The pieces can be pulled apart for flat storage. ONLY THE FIRST TWO PICTURES SHOW THE HOUSE YOU ARE ORDERING HERE. The other pictures show the house when it is completed with the paper pop-up cards which need to be ordered separately. They also show the rooms mounted on a foam core structure, not the sturdy 2ply cardboard on sale here.

Princess Castle

Rhubarb — Sat, 09 Mar 2013 14:34:30 GMT

This is a princess castle doll house I originally designed for my daughter. It has ornate gates, two towers, a dungeon, and a hidden treasure chamber in the tower. The side wall of the downstairs room opens up, and so does the roof. She loves it! Dimensions (wxdxh): 520mm x 270mm x 354mm or: 20.4" x 10.6" x 13.9" It was designed to be cut from sheet material with dimensions 600mm x 300mm x 3mm. I produced it from MDF. If you want to use different-size sheet material, you will have to adapt the interlocking teeth and the holes for the hinges.